10 Summer Internships You Wish You Had
This summer College of Charleston students are touring solar power plants, teaching literacy in Mumbai and impacting public health.
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Summer Research in Computational Neuroscience Unites Student Interests, Disciplines
Six undergraduate students perform research in computational neuroscience and learn about a new side to this popular field.
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Professor, Students Work as Team to Create Free Educational Black Holes App for iPad
Associate Professor of Physics and Astronomy, Chris Fragile, worked with two undergraduate students to create an educational app about black holes for the iPad, called “Journey to a Black Hole.”
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Colonial Scholarship Propels High Achieving Students to New Heights
The Colonial Scholarship is the most prestigious scholarship awarded by the College of Charleston. The full four-year scholarship helps attract some of the best and brightest students from South Carolina.
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Grant Could Help College of Charleston Biologist Unlock Secrets of Knot-Tying Hagfish
Biology professor Andrew Clark is studying hagfish in the hope that their unique feeding and knotting behaviors could lead to advances in the design and safety of climbing rope.
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Professor’s Passion Takes Students Under the Sea
Project Oceanica, founded in 2001 by College of Charleston associate professor of geology Leslie Sautter, provides opportunities for students to explore our vast underwater world.
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Summer Internship in Alaska Gets Biology Major Up-close to Nature
Biology major Zach Brooker can’t imagine a more perfect place to study the natural environment than Alaska. He’s spending his summer there as part of an internship studying salmon populations in Prince William Sound.
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Neurobiologist Studies Sensory Superpowers of Palmetto Bugs, Other Insects
Ever wonder why it’s so hard to catch a scurrying cockroach? College of Charleston neurobiologist Jeff Triblehorn explains why the Palmetto bug is so adept at sensing threats.
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Professor’s Book Explores Computer Programming as a New Literacy
In his new book, Quinn Burke, assistant professor of education technology, says computer programming is a foundational skill that should be taught alongside English, history and math.
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College of Charleston Professor Makes Discovery of Epic Proportions
Astronomy Professor Jon Hakkila and an international team of researchers have made a scientific discovery that is so big and unexpected that it challenges our understanding of the evolution of the universe.